Technology

Size-exclusion chromatography – long a mainstay in routine biopharmaceutical analysis – receives an upgrade

Is two-dimensional liquid chromatography finally hitting the sweet spot for routine use?

A single separation mode is just not enough for today's complex biologics

We reach out to gurus old and new to ask: are we still pushing the limits of liquid chromatography?

Miniature detection technologies are improving fast – but unevolved sample prep is holding us back.

HPLC has not yet peaked as a technique - but can it continue to adapt to increasing demands?

Cross-border “Hackathon” encourages young scientists to get entrepreneurial

Kevin Schug, Shimadzu Distinguished Professor of Analytical Chemistry, University of Texas Arlington

In a bid to boost separation performance, spatial 3D-LC prototypes aim to leave an impression

Products, partnerships, investments - what’s going on in the analytical science business world